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How much you waste on his stock?

Not me...I can read sign. Pards and it stung................(grin)

A good stock provides a solid platform for the action and fits the shooter reasonably well. A GREAT stock provides a solid & consistent platform, ergonomics that allow the shooter to get maximum accuracy & reduced felt recoil, a bedding system that allows drop-in or custom bedding, great looks, and an overall design that carrys well but performs in the field and at the range.

Decades of refining what works and what doesn't work in a precision hunting rifle stock culminated in the conclusion that the only real answer was to design our own. We did, and after a barrel full of prototypes, the result surpassed our own expectations.

The first reaction when you slide in behind the rifle is "Everything is where it should be". The ergonomics allow for a natural, comfortable trigger squeeze and when you touch that first round off, the design elements that reduce felt recoil just make the story better. The full-length aluminum bedding system makes the Precision Hunting Stock an easy and quick drop-in solution for your factory rifle that gives a solid action to stock mating surface and barrel free-float. This can greatly help unlock the potential of a factory rifle. The bedding block works great on its own, but it is also an excellent platform for those wanting to do a complete bedding job in the quest for maximum performance.

Building a new custom hunting rifle? Tactical stocks can tend to be bulky and have sharp angles. Sporter stocks usually have an unnatural grip, low comb, and often aren't suited for heavier barrels. Our stock has the benefits of both without the drawbacks of either. You will be hard pressed to find a better stock for a hunting rifle that's expected to put hits on target at extended ranges, while having the correct weight, carry, durability, and performance qualities hunting conditions demand.

Now available in long or short action.

Features:

Moisture & Temperature Resistant Fiberglass Composite Construction

Full-Length Aluminum Bedding Block and Skeleton

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Vertical Grip for Natural Trigger Hand Alignment

Straight Comb Positioned for Proper Head Alignment & Reduced Felt Recoil

Flat Forend with Radiused Edges for Bench, Sticks or Improvised Field Rests

Dual Inserts at Both the Front and Rear for Sling, Bipod, and Optional
GreyBull Precision Rear Support System

1" Pachmayr Decelerator Recoil Pad

Colors - Olive, Grey, Tan, Black


Specs:

Weight: 2.6#

LOP: 13.5"

Overall Length: 32"

Finish: Textured Finish with Web Accent

Fit: Remington 700, Long or Short Action, Swing-Out Magazine, Right Hand

Barrel Contour:Fits up-to Remington Sendero Contour with no modification.
Sporter or standard barrels will have 1/8" - 3/16" clearance on either side.
The barrel channel is finished so no raw stock is visible.
The stock can easily accept heavier contours with hand fitting.

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Price: $349.00

All colors in long action and short action are currently in-stock! Orders normally ship in 2-3 business days

Funny...ain't it?!!?.................

It is very funny. Notice that they are selling so many that both LA and SA are in stock and ship 2-3 Business days.

Magnumdood I shoot several different McMillan stocks. You ask which was on the rifle I would use.

Removed your post did you?

One pard ordered one,for another pard(logistics with shift work) and upon opening it up said..."Jeezus Christ WTF?!!?",boxed it back up and send it back ASAP.(grin)

Didn't rate bolting to the rifle,as compared to the A5's he had.....................

Is Magnumdoosh still proving how leetle she knows?

Bless her heart...................

Little jimmy is awake now too.

Another superb, informative post from Stink. Them Mickey's are good no doubt, that's why the Army buys 'em, ain't it?

Yeah, I did. I thought you were branching out in an entrepreneurial venture, then I realized you had just cut-n-pasted some GP ad material.

Yes sir cut and paste, I am learning these computer skills.

I stick to what works for me and that is McMillan stocks.

And getting a bloody azzhole from Tony Galazan at CSM..

WOW little Jimmy you never seem not to be able to impress us all.

Frankly MCH,

If you listened to him, you just might learn something.

What am I going to learn from Jimmy?

Probably more than having your head up Tony Galazan's azz, licking BigStick's balls, or stalking forum sponsors.

I learned that he�s virtually an encyclopedia of gun-related information. He makes his living in the industry, and he keeps up on what�s current, and he has an impressive recall of firearms/scopes/stocks etc., history.

Magnumdood sorry to hear that your standards are so low. By the way anyone can google.

MCH,

You don't know what my standards are. I call 'em like I see 'em. Jim and I bumped heads a couple of times, but as I went back over the exchanges with him I realized what he was telling me was correct. No time to google; we had replies that were seperated by mere seconds. I think he just doesn't suffer fools gladly, and you've been posting like a fool.